Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 34, Number 45, Jasper, Dubois County, 22 July 1892 — Page 6

POLITICS AND MURDER. QUIET

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kr am nwf, Mo.. Jarr I. m tUtihiw town today cjbdtatc' the which will kMMtMl Vd MHk of hk tke, woo net tke eke of aaan'&valme, Wt of giving way to iiantihninVsj, nad of St Look ooulj knee kma divmVd over the amv of tkr An& hnelading that of from the dfctriet. ami msef ike aaaty nmt. tm Tawkr tke aicr rf baawsc BTOMaarlinrMiM' fartW ttHMl f tke orierr roaaar Eaul Bmmtack, tke Mt f Skrif E. L. orri m revtSoai yMckar tke SMMakersof thai Wr o take tke 1M mi wrk for tke oasiatim af Dr. Xkkmni BartlwM. of St. Loaw. ki. Jktker s ckoi for Tke no3atiea was axiam4 W irieaAs e 3iL luavr. tke ex-ep-aitatiwv ke pK4 that tke DtAts - Wiar aoaaolaca x he ektackr tke ieJtioa 'ra ceadr cms rf 4er. m4 wait Saallr. after a Miaaewhat keax4 6kxmm. 4eat2: Wt the mcalcwt aa'.i off witkmt sivm ternaec. YteHky aaoraatraeryr IVaUeli 3laj. W. S. Sauth aet sa tke frs Ve eowrt rwa. aa4 Eariar their earnvmmtlam the aujor. vk wa aa ar eat aafforter of 3lay- Ksay, - rke&; "I aadiriaaaJ. that j w tke BartkoM reatkw at wa efRl ia the Sa f Vesesaa Im aAekc" "Yarn, are a aaaaatJ ikrT nfiied Ike sfceri, wkh awaeh lineraeiw. Inetoatly the a rranli. ia whiek a were mrrM. m av I Sh. tkack awek. , wm sknmw Mtke nfcfrflCZ IMbTC Sal 31 StW eoiaaas kMk Mtiw tke akerijf naeaaweSedSy drew hk nabmec. ; tke enacts of wKn-aSlNrf tke nao pnttera. Twn af tke kOht ared atrark 3la. Smith, aneeeer the rirht eye and. tkemlkariatke left hW over tke wkaaaaieme Cantor, wka. hyrirtneef hkeaWe kethe9t.Iak JaO. where he wBl he heM aatil tkt Mnj. Ssaitk Jamves a feaa&y TmfliAl4c 4ntCSVnnWMamHnT4M9SM H V( wasn Xks Maeiey. of Fmahlin He wa akont K years of ae majpar was, ton years ywanjur. THE KOfUA DISASTER. iter Lmt Tke Tmrnrnu lit. July 1 1. Tke horrnrs U the 4hm ir on tke lllm river by the Tli"lr'li: f the Framkie Fotwmt aacrea.! astke facts beeenae known. To the s-wrswreeer tkclomof life, k midedav rvr of innhgnatSon over the nllefeA actscm of tke canSain of the T-tmm.tr Lerfelkw. who, althoagk alr n short di4nnee from the Fokosn when it bejave declined tom to the fated K-s iwatm-t. So far wkmn tk Ikt of the Fokom's pntfi!myu whwlmt jawr nrres as aa iooow jc Jokn AhwmK reldn. 111. Xrs. KateJfteeke. Dntotk. 3lr. Henry IlnnOeeher. Pekto, IK. 3trw Fred Fkkrr. PJnau IJL 31 imCera Fkker. fVldn. Itt. lik 3tnry Fmth, renin. IM. Kin Ifemlef, Feitha, IH. tmnt ftepsec. Racena. HI. nVr. J M. JleJfeeet, nemoa. IML M am Lottie Xeetfer. Felan. ItL ltn .kade. imeikTrRhr. I1L nu rw. 3rs- W. C Wlk-s PeUn, 10. ItKfmtrtwthat others not ye reenedi may have embmrTwd on tke kmc The enasnm nays mot. bet the acsdeet kipp gatdseahwctly after itai itma. lhal he wenhl hardly know. tla,mm4aytfrnl anmn1 aT'BnnYdaamn&mdW ww-m -a, nnnnnTin-nnjra FiTnmrnn. Pa.. Jnly If. 2Wrvary Ireejoyof tke Oumiii S4eel Co.a- - to nkeniiii the mimm- - - tot be Unoer and that uaBea the ke m!dL "TkKtii. mnTt mmVSftn? SnHtKnlw TrWImafi nmmt'fflP namt w21 tkrlr TkNifeyf Mm

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tne JCattt Law OnMr-TW to Tim MifMHia( tftw- rtnt, jr. , v. July Ik Cumanred coalition Am a A utrrrt. ttOTkiaasaatrof afcuma. od order- has W mam-toluol. r of tlwdknkhg incident of ay KpmM. MaL-Ueu. took practical control of th in the wmuwr kr knurnc aa prUVlMt nKSffshul any fMnHMR or other to W h MtWrHr wfch rtt. Uk tk d aet of tW special yv law was Mt declared. tkr town k practically antler it provkfcm. Tk street are picketed by of armed laDitiamen and the state trwp have memal the town I w- J "W T actual teamen niaa afMM the ku :oogh !awandrteerimbnalecf the 's Two reeors enreumted caused tke onlr J nwtimt fc'it dmriug tk; day. t)ac of I tkiit nrovtw to V lm; Ik inker wm

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lMwtfaMwm to he bronjrht to . town in tkr afternoon, cause unite a jaatfcitiiui aroaad ike tail way station S aad alone- the track. W tW rnwciMi I -fciaefc skeea to they are railed) did j not ppf. TWWr report and . tkr tme one. was that Hark OTannH W wired Attornertteneml Kal, t KarTkfear?. Mkiar w kmc kMMWtka -kttakf k rSwrioa x might W rworwd. ;Tk actKm a Jlr. O'DoBaaei' part : wrr mitKimr to Cmm, SaowtkMi. 'rk aalk-iraf tnwkW im thk ! j oaatki. .Mxat- o tke workawa , wko aarticxnabNi is tkr kattie witk tke : MaJftfTtea bmfs kave atrvat? exprgwd . wiEiaffae to tin w tke esptwml s weaaoas to the pcr-aer aatkmti. i i Tkk williaartwsi krn:nc3at in skvwr"W thtfie i tittle HfisitM ' ,r otker ewatict at am m tfw f . Pt th :!! -a-orkawea. They o nMr krr Jar-.k of riakertoc j me alsumt wholly arMM4 . t&e KKaKrtoa! that their saEjraiaary - " direct!, j The eoejmioat iav9trstioa j Wlfered htz have .HrtIed foevrw ' power of the arrea: IttviiTe a.jrt'aey f w rsil fean:L ad tkr -worfcaaei ' fi''imat that further atteaapt tc e the aawavy' eaty wtl! Jw SKwIe s ky tke Caewegie eoaapaay aatil aftw tke aaatter & Was lpkei of is tke : hs M rrtitlire aad mot then, f ewsrse. if tiw rert .aAoptet! iaarxla.vt theaeof snaed baad ta the ' svaareSos of Uhor traibk. I Th kaowMete k rmem the workcha&ee t how their real ieelecemiar e.m4iet at tm in

settle their troahie ami the fact that :: many are wniimr to jrive mp the I ve for Harrison, and sneh a deelaraweapon in then- pwntieiwion k Iked ; tioa nusrht have it elfeet. aale eow on as erWenee of their desire for peace, i toraeted. Mat when the president TJteadefcory eocantittee kjdnihy kt 1 wrder poMm aad sweet potatoes, reeipc of teiernaas ami letters fetna i !7 fr voter k expected to fbnret all parts ef the L'nioa. earmro.aiaas; sym- awnwds of dkeSectkm and come patny wnk the cmnse of the leekedi-oat t eheerfnlly to the Mtpport of the ticket

Gejv a Jew ef the rommnnhareeetved have keen the reverse of amd rnutathetie. I When the Pwkert rifles aretnraed I over to the proper aatkoritie it ' pmaaWe that aonae action wilt be taken yeewinar tae exploifives the arealiejfed to kave in tkeirf It k believed that" tke Ffehterfeme Ww W - - i faa-ed. in a varek for these snnpwwl ; intereskt in the Homeead trenbt been mrzvix tnatkmd tm, tk sansrrtjirieaal ineetlfatMM at ItUs karfkand tke Cmraefie anus there. Tke Keate'toad peufle belfeve tkat the kans ecmaatittee will mavhe a report awe m ae nnwenea men at HmmuMemL ami they are wmtokiac - . . ' amaL mcirm set movement on ! tke part of the mill werkers in the eky foininr tke strike. &f Iwflu WmmtTA. Paw. July IS. A mset-! inc of foremen. Mnerntondnt of de-1 partmenlK and kwM mechanics of the I Cameirte mill was kehl yeMterdar and f I knaortnnt benrinar oa the situation. j These men are not, oa strike ami tker f t have not aatil now taken amr aetina I mvkie to the workm-n. YeHevda y they rcKolvedi that they womld not operate tke works under aa arme raari This aVekion practiattlr means that the milk, wilt not be ran wkh noaSeveral membnA of the adrkory boned smarnei tke remjrt of the aetiom ky the heads ef departasent. One prwmmitnt tender mUL it woaUbe utterly impitiibic far work to be reomed wkhsatthe eo operation of the forenea.aswneaM be found to take Aehr pia-es event if nonunion stee workersare oktahand. KeaWirnkf that there astcttte penkakility of any number of the latter Wkr la hit -l to cotae to liomesaead. He sni-! that, not a femrdknrk'tocjr notel ta town will feed oneofthef men. and sfciEed meekanins cannot k mdnei-d v lire in tento or kantie- Lmde of the milL Hk wneluk that the only alternative Wt to tke Carnesie peocOe k a settlement rTrrmxmtn. Pa.. Jnly 13,Yentcrday aflernm tke mffmber of the Aaaaleamated Matfoa. emaanved k Carnerie4' aairio irvm mill at Twrntvanaetk ami Tfecrty-thSrl street carried oat their threat fcv stop work twfm a ftm was .imenel ky the etrnk n. u rra. with the SbjtmstVsd mWtly after It telk. m their heati werernn. the men; began paving tk nrk in jnotk. lk-aloekthentttk peaetSenlly nVnertrd. The mm in semaathy fee the bx-r '. tMf at

'POSSUM POLITICS.

PVuhkai Uaeriaoa wwdj air art aa i a kiwr far a 'ammaat. Ahkaagh 3tt. Ummmm waot aiaehof a kaaiorkt. wkk wi egpranii woaltt have jatiftai tkt ktlhW that Um maark wa of a aeei hkat. kowertfr, axe ajataaaaik to tk oHm Mkers; ami the aahliaa aOHMi JaPTTHMM aMMcktiaaa to the aeawMet kr ana raw two yaaajp potut with red. white aae Mae rikkoan nUmt their aocks. BiarlaMi lwtoctha ami the other -aVeiproeir. tor stroke irf political auaatfeateat. It k aerpte4 a aa aJvertkejMeai of the fact that Mr. Marrima is foad f 'pa sau ami thk is expeeted to he worth iKMtr votes to biat. Krery darkj's kourt h expeeted to thrill with adatira ! turn when he War that the republican cadi(ihte Am the mnrahleaer k fond of i iv-irta. To he Hire, the colored troop

ipT3a. to ae Hire, ue eoionrd troop j ai own reeiecwoa. -air. v.eran, .am -e keen ifktiinf aohly ia the repah- tke other hand, k not a practical pollctviaata all aloap; hat it seems ! tieian ia the same Be, aad ka ao -. uoLia U J .-I - - - - nnn'i- lil Hi. ttlit 'KlLgmifc to

tHit iMwetkiae k aw r.-i-y to nwe their enthaMaNam. There have heea ataay marmars of dkeoateat lately. iVof. LaffsVM has declared that a eli-repeetittic colored bum eaa - By the

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Apart front its effect apon the negro wtora, there is a peealiar propriety ia e introiinetion of the 'possum as tke representative of the republican antler protection and reciprocity. The saenaracierfetic oi tae poasua is so we Known tnat It has enriched onr lanemsa-e with the word 'poseniinjr" an a synonym of dfsimnlatioa. It k, therefore, the best of all symbol of republicanism. The whole republican creed is bat aa example of " 'possnnv rngr When repnblieaM talk of protecUon they are only possnmiB:n for they do not mean protection at all, bet spoliation of the maay for the beneat of a few. When they speak of twoiarocity. they wink the other eye. for tHey props so to limit tt that k will . - . " ----- Pe .c5lP oa.y to foreigner; iua'tmsia Bolter fr.ua Wiuiw it policy from beaiaatnar to CaMa The tobeU of "nrntoetkm' and "reeijmwvty nnve oniy to i.-e put apon a eimple of Yfln to tell the whole .4orv. Tiie idea was a genuine iminiratiou. LoakTitk Conrier-Joumal. BLAINE'S SUCCESSOR. Knvrhoii'ii Atlviaer lan. the I'tomee I KnlchU The one person who siace hk retirement from public life ha ventured to put open affront upon James G. Itlaine k hk former chief. Ilea Justin Harrison. The nrest!ent has named as the sueeessor of Mr. Klaine ia the state deimetmeut a faetotnm of hk. one John W. Foster, of Imlitan. whom he used as aa inurnment to drive lUnine from the fctutc depurtmeaU the portfolio- of wkkh k now given to him. Mr. Foster wa the pref4dents advker regard ing Chili aad the Itehriag sea controversy at a time wk- '-tring Itlaine i a candidate for the presidency, he chose to bokl him at arm's length and deliberately humiliate him. Uk friends, gaiaing their cue from only one imaginable source lauded Uarrkon for the worfcr of the state department. That work was dene extiouWiom4y by Foster, who now has hk reward. For the first time in tbe hktorr of the republic, aa Aaterieaa chief mazktrate bos ventured to call to the department of state the paid attorney of rarbm. fire:arn govemmento. 'IVm k Sir. Foster roit... It knot in the minds of men of m Wr jmlgawat a reeommendntbm. W. Foster had aided in humfHating KJaiue. and the fuvsioent. ng rewnrd, was willing to overlook tke fact. Upon different grounds the appointment n Ftor to the state department ehieftoiney k as wretched a eleetion as was tin- apmnnttnent of . kkn to tk- head of the war department. There k a statute of the United State wkiddmg the appointment of an knpvtrter as secretorr of the tren- ? ! the iioa thav the kad of the trenvury eontrolb kw FetA ef entry ami ktternretation of kwrfmwionfht not to at tomptodaf

kin iatorMtJi to deelaaa Jor hlaMell.

Seated Graafk parous of awkiaay XVaxaader Jitewart, taA aVfipJodb merehaat of Kew York. th lunim r Xo law tkoufht ateewry ha tke eof a a preaMeat of tkt ivpahUe woeU mi hIbmhv at tk Wad of tke Aaa tale eepartateat tke paid attoraey TarkMM forekm eorcraateat. Mat Foster wa aa iitU aaiaal ia the haatilhrtioa af Maia Matia lUaiae'k A OIIOW AMV9 OF POWER CtM evto Kofc-wtw Kmtha Ti . ulit nt tl&rrfaina fcafc the lia tration and the oafee to work with ia wearing him etorttaa as well as nu mobihmtki. hat will it he an advantage kt a contort before the peorde? He ka practical poUticiaa, aad ertdeaUy ia JLc a Lr m amataalit Hart ! th aanaeaient of the ena-paism, injraU the advaataxe of hU office to advance . . .i etvil erriee reform kave aaneh jrjroaad tor diwntkfaetioa with the preolrat oa aeeonaTof hk aiaaner of dealutcr with the pablte Mrriee in the nasi. They reKard hfe nseof official power to secure a renomination as a gross abane, aad they will regard its ate to promote his reelection as a stilt jrremter akuec. It will repel their support. Aad ajmrl from independent and prouKmnced reformers, the people in jreneral dkOike the idea of a man ocenprmfr the kicfee oAce of pubHe trust tmae; hk ofltcial power aad iafnence to iwrpetnate himself in that oc. It is to tke extent of Hs effect aa interference with the people's rijrnt to exercise a free choice. We are inclined to think tkat it will repel more votes than it will gam, and that it will prove aa adrantage to the democratic party that it k not ia power, and that its candidate k not in iln plotting aad working for a reelection. Kegardiag all the tondeaeies aad considerations makiag for the resnlt to be determined by the election ef next vember. we have no doubt tkat the hatanee of advaatage k on the deaxermtK side. N. Y. Times. FCM.NTED PARAGRAPHS. Carneeie's friendfhip for labor k the true ttratcctionkt feelimr. nhr tendeme in the same direction m os view, ifatfonr. and practice are port of the cnmpAigs of encation. JCaanas City Times. If the democratic nartr has mar cmarty .oenaott purpose it to to errer- . . . . . tf f Tfbrj. ! . Mimwoca vj. nu wnunt, m turn, mainuina the republican party. ioomviiie couner-Jonmaj. The people, without dktincttoc if party, have a right to eongmtnlat themselves on Mr. Cleveland's aominatkmnee it im-ures a campaign in wkieh principles rather than person will be dkeussed, and free the eountrr from wallowing in the mire of personal aknse and vituperation which has eharacteraed so many previous campaigns. Itostoa Traveller (rep.). The Carnegie easUe. formerlr known as the Homestead Milk." hw the proper moat and drawbridge, anllrport. watch-tower, barbican and machicolations, but we are not informed whether it has adonknkept for the incarceration of tbo workmen who fooikhlj thought that tb MeKinley tariff wonid save them frwm a reduction of wages. X. Y. World. if the democratie partx has nav elenriy defined jmrpose it k to overthrow the system of tariff rokberr which k maintained ky and whiek ia tum malLtahu, the republican party. Thk being true, the partr eonbt afSord to my nothing eke. aad It iveeatly refused any kmjr.;r to sneak kt fidferfng tones on a subject wkieh demamk unfaltering Htrag.L4mfcr(e CknrlnrJouraaL Mr. Oevelaad anld trntkfulrr hi ImT; 'Tbeslmpkaad plate doty which we we the people k to rednce h uon to the necessary nwiKi r . ioieal operation of tke ment.-- It wa trm. then. Hk trae now. The Keed eongress javeas mcrease! tuxattoa and increased expoaditure. We ought to kave redwd toxar"wd exponditmt. The ondj tuoHkwt k the ntoana to be cmulai ai

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r.orS seat. Or. J . -M tatod a prosemar of torr and rnairh lYrslntrrian Iknrilto. Ky. tt'mTuobmrn nant on work in India, at tine MeaJaedkl Mace in have kern a dded to tke past four year. Mr. Enoch PrntC of pnrckated f.w aaunn a Mmnarata City whiek he sented to tke H-irneos as its '"O'anm lam oVmlpu Enmvma mant aad the Kanaka Aam. thenantity u9Ke oMmmt SWPwH Accoruinc to tke state cut bast report, tke average pupil in the Xew Jersey sekool tlSa. cak-nlated on the sekool and il3.lt if cakadatad oa the mtliated on them The Protcstamt CTarkniamof aumher over 9t,aat, oneaained churches: with aJhmst 12C neie eiuagelktsamd uoriatv. nearly 404 men training in tbeofcuAml scitoMs. iitnstratoa Ckraoiaa Weehtjn. The moat faannuff zvlirkanw wlaej. mrsa churck paper.k the -iroa Cwri."" which w .woraktaed in the ages. ThetradttioaMttantlt from the naik which mn through the hand, of Jesm at tke of the cracMaion. Thk icomkrantJ telle now in XapSes aauoag the sis. I The statktics of tke t aawoaim Siamamd Iacmv. m rewently reported, are wfeHnc Owhimedmiswtwwwt. 4t; medical auinri mnrin fciBxJe lady arkaiutmries. 0: natmr nreacners. teachers, etc. 5; rhcrck. Itz cnanaumknmfts, 1.11 ber a!ded mat. year, ; tmysha iag-e3ia.. girk in sx-aoois, IX: uay-m&oc For the foreign nmnmnai worhr of tk -war ending April aa. thelnMtfemerai amemmiy or tae I nitoi termn ebnrch apswxiariated Sll( The total reeeiptaof tke km the rear have been 1 lt.am.fr priationsamd reeeipjt were very mearfymatoked. The WomanV kmrd coatribnW to foreign wirwinnt 914.f. The total ammber of amanktis in tke Uahed Pre1eriaai chnmek, Unvt. nam lacana- ha fs. la.i. The natation Army iwmart forlttf k as hallows: In tke wa ike of tmelmHeawunnrliifc mC L1IC Hmrnedc la tme "mritaimi kkis there are WW cornas Frnmce ami Suntwrtaud. 44fc Belginna. 41; HoUannl. lv s Germany. ; Dm mark. 1, Sweden. Mi; Norway. HI, Canada and Jewfoundmnd, 1JH4: Caked States. l.kS Argentine Kepnblic ; onth Alrkm. : India ami Certon.il: Auflnaalia. Italy, . Total WW. M,m showing an of lji WON HER CASE. MereC Car. "Mndnm," mM tke ductortoaynmag aadyha frock. von kave a, dear shawl, and yon mnnt leave the enor. "Whatl Leave tke the w i nana. "I hare anht I'm going to stick right wkere I "Ileal mmll put the fks-iDhnanaa ha AU at onee a hrw maiat vraman's head. "-Give i avr ! fare," she mad. I got ha kere tonh. and wken I pmhl my e eemts n eoatraet wa mmiiUiid Yen meat ..a . ertner carry stoat or rctmrn my I'm not directors don't lftce The street-car am rial jiiosmid tke ear aad bailed a noWrcmmn. Tkepnimtumi mated and tke thief-entcker. after pndering for a fevnmuiK oW-wwfc "I ain't ao judge nor Inan'tao Jury, hut I claim to have some seawe. nderyouiystonayonaaifkl naibr necktie orrvTnoIec or three atoOar trousers, and after tleykn4psnl mros shew em the ralea mnd part them mat There k no end to tke rnleas von might make to hunts fslim out of thenride, and everr nme a ekan knobol eyed yon eonM torn tornieo. M, protidhag that he mmsta't todc crtMnxyad aad them damp him im the gutter. The thing kn't fair. Tketealm'tn law to k and It dent, go. Turning to the yonag maaa he naid: -You Mar wkere Ton sn awn." nau to tke "If yoa twj to rtotoa-W put ber off ii Khtint gtriag kor bamk her tnre IH ektb jonr ktmd oft"' Tmg wat tke boll aad oa nea the ear, dog. yiung wmn wi alL JC Y IforakL Kmh FriNHm,,,Ii Jw aMpt whhtke thouamndk country, the prise atos not awnm? of of JHraggfing Author mX-m, knl I woakignnsv y. Y. Wenkijr.

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